If you were off the streets you would have no problem in relating to Tyson's style. He grew up in a brothel and had to fend for himself. His style is the raw street style which has been perfected by Cus Damato to an art. Its a very cunning and sly craft where you capitalize on your opponents weakness and always catch them by surprise. Thats how you win with least effort. Its not a Ramboesque bravado style where you get hit twice and hit back harder. This is how I survived in the streets of Calcutta as a small boy back in the early 90's. Calcutta was a British colonial pocket and everyone was still reeling from the colonial hangover. Small boys would be picked and bullied at school and on the streets. The streets were very different from our forgiving and tolerant culture at home. I shall be ever grateful for having the privillege of watching Tyson play at some point of my early childhood although we never had a TV growing up. It gave me the courage to fight back and I have never looked back ever since. Hare Krsna !!
@@laislabonia there’s nothing raw about Tyson’s style. He was trained by Cus since he was a boy and Cus developed and perfected the style during his whole life. Tyson was skilled AF.
Tyson would Taylor his stance to his opponent. When Cuss was alive and Kevin Rooney was still on board he was straight up peekaboo. After Cuss passed and Kevin was removed Tyson was still able to defeat his opponents based on his training but slowly you can see his skill level diminish and he became reliant 1 punch power and he started to lose.... it was hard to watch because I truly believe that Tyson was unbeatable in the boxing ring when he fought with Cuss had taught him. I mean the man never got hit, watch his old fights he was like a Greek frigging God. It was unbelievable. No one could beat him. I don't give a shit if you put Ali in his prime in there Tyson would chew him up. Cuss knew Tyson with his style would never lose. Tyson defeated himself.
I was attacked just over a month ago by a druggie. You could tell straight away he was fantasising that he was Tyson. He got a finger in his eye and palm heel to the chin..My dad did a bit of circus peekaboo. He'd still find a corner to protect back. Cover and pop those who got to close. Takes alot of training to fight correctly with it. 🥊
@@rifaeerasheedh5166lol na it’s all hard nothing to do with style peek a boo doesn’t work to everybody u have to start early age to much muscle memory super hard and takes forever
Best way to train it is get a baby and practice with them. They are really into it and won’t get tired from it. Most adults don’t have the energy for much peekaboo but with a baby you will get lots of time in and that’s the e best way to train- through repetitions.
The mention of how Cus implemented a scientific style not common in boxing at the time makes me recall how whenever you hear Mike talk about boxing he sounds like a student of a science. People talk about the ferocity of Mike Tyson, but he was super scary because Cus refined and fused that with science. The Hajime no Ippo trope of a perfect fusion of science and animal.
@@DavidJones-tp9vythe mindset definitely made him better at the sport, but every fighter he boxed also had that mindset (there are exceptions but you have to be a little narcissistic going into a fight with prime mike tyson and believe you will kill your opponent). The reason he was deadly is because he knew the peekaboo style like the back of his hand, watch him in the ring, it's not just that he's powerful, he was ruthlessly skilled, he dodged nearly every punch, and only tanked when he was absolutely sure he will get a bigger hit on the other dude. He had trained since the age of 14, he knew the inside of a ring like it was his own home, he was alert but relaxed, he studied his opponents and adapted in the ring itself, the guy is genuinely just the smartest fighter alive.
You only covered part of the technique. Mike torqued his body to accelerate the punch and kept his arms close to his body which increased punch power and speed. He also pushed up with his legs to accelerate the punch. The arms traveled side ways and over short distances getting power from the legs, body twist and shoulders combined. They also had a number system which designated blows to different parts of the body and they would work on those combinations. And IMO the ‘deadliest’ combination was a blow to the ribs from the side and a uppercut between the arms after the opponent moved his elbow as a defensive reflex to protect the ribs… impossible to counter! Also, they would train not to get punched by shifting the head several times after punching.
@TheGreekGod Physique You don’t know boxing🤡. Mike Tyson was still dangerous after Prison he fought Holyfield too early but second fight he was in shape but got mad because of head butting
My coach told to me to use this stance, he didnt really tell me anything about it, or even mention it was pee-a-boo style, then i looked at the mirror, reminds of somebody, i search it up, it was Mike Tyson's stance, oh well. I just got interested in boxing 4 months ago, signed up to the gym 3 and half months lol
Great job on the shift. First time I've seen it explained that way. By shifting your weight its almost like adding a slip after your switch that auto loads up your rear hand. Very cool.
I was surprised when Tyson himself said style doesn’t matter on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Rogan asked him about peekaboo and he just kept saying heart is what matters and not style. He refused to give it any credit for his success
Wow! I have followed you in your Spanish boxing channel for a while and It has been so helpful to me. I´m a Mexican boxing fan and it is so nice to follow you in English now! Keep on doing the great job! P. D Felicidades por tu nivel de inglés
@@VITERIBOXINGENGLISH hey pls make a video about footwork for beginners and how to move while throwing jabs and stuff my guy. I am new to boxing and don’t know the basics.
I have been following you on your Spanish language channel for a few years, but this makes things much clearer (a good thing?) Many thanks! Cheers from the Canadian Outback
I'm learning this style even though I am a lanky counter puncher who fights on the outside. Too many boxers are one-dimensional I think. It's good to be able to use different styles to supplement your main style.
Like and respect for this man, this is the most detail PEEKABOO tutorial. One thing to point out from my taking is , while shifting to the outside(orthodox to the right)(southpaw to the left), your lead hand will change, but when shifting to the inside(orthodox to the left) (southpaw to the right), your lead hand will still stay the same as you can observe his foot in the video on the shifting part.
Interesting. I'm a chess instructor, and I always say that "Chess is the martial art of the mind". I also compare chess to boxing, as they are VERY similar.
Hello, Very good explained about the shifts. What I can see in instruction clips from Teddy Atlas and other experts, is that you need to move your head after you are finished with your punches. There are also some rules saying that you move 3 times (side to side) to avoid straight punches, 2 times to avoid hooks (U-shaped movements). This is basics, but not always explained in every peek a boo clip. Thanks
Yes you have to move after your punch but if you are on his side you don't need to move your head just throw your punches with all the power you can generate because he can't punch you if you're on his side
When you're losing the fight, get in really close to your opponent and quickly obscure his vision with a one hundred dollar bill so you can set him up with a combination. It's the new strategy 😂
Mike Tyson's feet were not strictly square on he used a peekaboo style with traditional stance a lot of the time. The man was an anomaly
If you were off the streets you would have no problem in relating to Tyson's style. He grew up in a brothel and had to fend for himself. His style is the raw street style which has been perfected by Cus Damato to an art. Its a very cunning and sly craft where you capitalize on your opponents weakness and always catch them by surprise. Thats how you win with least effort. Its not a Ramboesque bravado style where you get hit twice and hit back harder.
This is how I survived in the streets of Calcutta as a small boy back in the early 90's. Calcutta was a British colonial pocket and everyone was still reeling from the colonial hangover. Small boys would be picked and bullied at school and on the streets. The streets were very different from our forgiving and tolerant culture at home. I shall be ever grateful for having the privillege of watching Tyson play at some point of my early childhood although we never had a TV growing up. It gave me the courage to fight back and I have never looked back ever since. Hare Krsna !!
@@laislabonia there’s nothing raw about Tyson’s style. He was trained by Cus since he was a boy and Cus developed and perfected the style during his whole life.
Tyson was skilled AF.
@@diego.silveira there’s raw power behind the technique tho
Tyson would Taylor his stance to his opponent. When Cuss was alive and Kevin Rooney was still on board he was straight up peekaboo. After Cuss passed and Kevin was removed Tyson was still able to defeat his opponents based on his training but slowly you can see his skill level diminish and he became reliant 1 punch power and he started to lose.... it was hard to watch because I truly believe that Tyson was unbeatable in the boxing ring when he fought with Cuss had taught him. I mean the man never got hit, watch his old fights he was like a Greek frigging God. It was unbelievable. No one could beat him. I don't give a shit if you put Ali in his prime in there Tyson would chew him up. Cuss knew Tyson with his style would never lose. Tyson defeated himself.
I was attacked just over a month ago by a druggie. You could tell straight away he was fantasising that he was Tyson. He got a finger in his eye and palm heel to the chin..My dad did a bit of circus peekaboo. He'd still find a corner to protect back. Cover and pop those who got to close. Takes alot of training to fight correctly with it. 🥊
I've been training peekaboo for a few years and it has greatly improved my defense as well as offense.
How do you train it best?
@@amerelioo He won't tell 😅. Because we might be able to beat him if so 😏
@@rifaeerasheedh5166lol na it’s all hard nothing to do with style peek a boo doesn’t work to everybody u have to start early age to much muscle memory super hard and takes forever
Best way to train it is get a baby and practice with them. They are really into it and won’t get tired from it. Most adults don’t have the energy for much peekaboo but with a baby you will get lots of time in and that’s the e best way to train- through repetitions.
The mention of how Cus implemented a scientific style not common in boxing at the time makes me recall how whenever you hear Mike talk about boxing he sounds like a student of a science. People talk about the ferocity of Mike Tyson, but he was super scary because Cus refined and fused that with science. The Hajime no Ippo trope of a perfect fusion of science and animal.
@@DavidJones-tp9vythe mindset definitely made him better at the sport, but every fighter he boxed also had that mindset (there are exceptions but you have to be a little narcissistic going into a fight with prime mike tyson and believe you will kill your opponent). The reason he was deadly is because he knew the peekaboo style like the back of his hand, watch him in the ring, it's not just that he's powerful, he was ruthlessly skilled, he dodged nearly every punch, and only tanked when he was absolutely sure he will get a bigger hit on the other dude. He had trained since the age of 14, he knew the inside of a ring like it was his own home, he was alert but relaxed, he studied his opponents and adapted in the ring itself, the guy is genuinely just the smartest fighter alive.
Fantastic summary of Peekaboo! Very close to how I've been training it.
how do u begin training the peekaboo style
@@yylethalYou start slow with the footwork and then move on to TEH advanced
@@yylethalA huge part of Tyson’s style was his footwork and jab.
Most important factor is the relationship between them. Mike have a unimaginable big soul. Cus motivated him!
You only covered part of the technique.
Mike torqued his body to accelerate the punch and kept his arms close to his body which increased punch power and speed.
He also pushed up with his legs to accelerate the punch.
The arms traveled side ways and over short distances getting power from the legs, body twist and shoulders combined.
They also had a number system which designated blows to different parts of the body and they would work on those combinations.
And IMO the ‘deadliest’ combination was a blow to the ribs from the side and a uppercut between the arms after the opponent moved his elbow as a defensive reflex to protect the ribs… impossible to counter!
Also, they would train not to get punched by shifting the head several times after punching.
Best demonstration of peekaboo footwork I've seen on CZcams. Thx
Thank you Demar!
Thanks for the great representation 🙏🏽 Please, do more about Tyson & D’Amato’s approach. We appreciate it.
One of the best videos about the Peeka Boo out there..thanks 👍
Tyson is not "one of the best". He is "the best". Period.
@TheGreekGod Physique You don’t know boxing🤡. Mike Tyson was still dangerous after Prison he fought Holyfield too early but second fight he was in shape but got mad because of head butting
This should be one of the best vid about MT style
Keep doing the good job
This guy know what his talking about 🥊
Good job u did alot of research as i can see not like those people just talking without studying the style
I love how you started with the history of the peekaboo system. Great presentation
Thank you. You put this technique into perspective and the step by step instruction was easy to follow.
My coach told to me to use this stance, he didnt really tell me anything about it, or even mention it was pee-a-boo style, then i looked at the mirror, reminds of somebody, i search it up, it was Mike Tyson's stance, oh well.
I just got interested in boxing 4 months ago, signed up to the gym 3 and half months lol
Keep it up man!
same for me! i was wondering why we do so much crazy cardio and we have the same combos as mike then i realised he’s teaching me mike’s secrets
Misterr. How were you able to sign up at a gym during Covid? Were you vaccinated?
@@nelsoncheng4638 only those who got green pass can, if they caught you having not greenpass the gym will be closed for 5 days or so.
Thank you bro.i make 7,5 years boxing and you make me change a little my boring routine with usefull advices!!keep going!
Great job on the shift. First time I've seen it explained that way. By shifting your weight its almost like adding a slip after your switch that auto loads up your rear hand. Very cool.
Nice video man! Fantastic summary of Peekaboo!
I love them trainers as a footwork guide,I’m totally gonna introduce this in my classes
Nice visuals with the shoes.
Great video man subscribed and bells on ;). Liked the soft and fast explanations, and history too. 👍
Great breakdown!
I was surprised when Tyson himself said style doesn’t matter on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Rogan asked him about peekaboo and he just kept saying heart is what matters and not style. He refused to give it any credit for his success
When o where he said that? Im curious
YOU DESERVE MORE SUBS COACH!🔥
this is a good one and well explained
keep it up
Once again I'm impressed how u got it down to a science,u really do.Ur so professional about it too,cool,thank you.
Really Great Teacher and Instruction.
You deserve the gold medal 🥇for the best coach of the world. Thank you man
Well done!
Your instructions were very clear and to the point. 👍🏼
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video bud. This style is a form of art, without doubt my favourite. Every time it looks like a beautiful dance or something.
Excellent breakdown.
Great instruction, thank you
Wonderful video. I have studied Mike and Cus for years. Very well done!
Wow! I have followed you in your Spanish boxing channel for a while and It has been so helpful to me. I´m a Mexican boxing fan and it is so nice to follow you in English now!
Keep on doing the great job!
P. D Felicidades por tu nivel de inglés
Thank you Eduardo !
top coach ever! 🙏🏼
Thanks for the support!
@@VITERIBOXINGENGLISH are you in Italy?? 🥊🥊
@@VITERIBOXINGENGLISH hey pls make a video about footwork for beginners and how to move while throwing jabs and stuff my guy.
I am new to boxing and don’t know the basics.
Really good video mate! Enjoyed watching and now I understand better, what my trainer always wanted from me😅
Thanks for breaking the 'Peekaboo' style into what I can understand.
very nice tech breakdown. well done
Great video, mike Tyson is a huge inspiration
I have been following you on your Spanish language channel for a few years, but this makes things much clearer (a good thing?) Many thanks!
Cheers from the Canadian Outback
Thanks Tom for your support !
Bro I never thought to put shoes down to mimic someone standing. That’s brilliant stuff. Thanks homie
Happy to help
Great tutorial....explains alot...especially the loading
I'm learning this style even though I am a lanky counter puncher who fights on the outside. Too many boxers are one-dimensional I think. It's good to be able to use different styles to supplement your main style.
Masterful with this one video you can learn to fight like Mike Tyson for real man. 🤨😎💪🏾✊🏾💯🤝
The best boxing channel you describe it so much and go into details so that everyone unterstand what your saying
Thank you very much !
Mike Tyson my idol! Thank you for the video
This the best peekaboo video
Very well demonstrated
Wow,I'm so impressed with your Coaching skills as far as peekaboo style,wow u are very very good.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Glad it was helpful!
Like and respect for this man, this is the most detail PEEKABOO tutorial. One thing to point out from my taking is , while shifting to the outside(orthodox to the right)(southpaw to the left), your lead hand will change, but when shifting to the inside(orthodox to the left) (southpaw to the right), your lead hand will still stay the same as you can observe his foot in the video on the shifting part.
Inpressive and good to understand.
That shift to get a right punch to the body is Brutal🗣👊🏽🔥
Yes it is. It always worked for me in school.
@@corazoncubano5372 really?
very good video bro, thanks a lot man really helped me out. im subscribing for this
Preciate it💪🏾
Best style by far, and always will be
Great job coach !
I love your training space ❤️❤️
Yeah. If i have this beautiful training pad, it would be so cool. I can train everyday. Lol
Really good video bro. Keep it up!
Good beginner video for it. Maybe make a part two where you show how to do combos and punch from the peekaboo slip positions
Nice breakdown . Thank you 🙏
Thanks for watching!
Thank you Viteri !
Interesting. I'm a chess instructor, and I always say that "Chess is the martial art of the mind". I also compare chess to boxing, as they are VERY similar.
d' amato was a man with logic!!
Melhor explicação que assisti até agora sobre está técnica.
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for the tips.
Awesome thanks👍🏻 now i will learn the peek a boo😎
Great video and break down
wonderful take, loved it!
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you.🦖 I feel much better boxer now.
Really great video!
awesome video. Saving this
Ty man!!
I enjoy your explanation and demonstration this almost makes this feel easy to learn im and gives me the drive to master this system
Very good video and explanation!!! Keep going!
This is pure beauty
Thank you for the explaining💝✊✊
Suwun ,untuk teknik tinju mike tyson.lanjut broo.
Excellent ! Thanks a lot
Thanks. Very well explained.
Great video. Very informative and well explained! 👍
Thank you for the video. Very helpful for beginners 👍
Great explanation 🥊
Excellent!
well mike tyson had a good mentor very informative video well done thank you mr viteri
Very good video. Thanks man.
perfect.thanks for sharing.
Cool elaboration !!!
Great job! thanks you 🎖️
Hello, Very good explained about the shifts. What I can see in instruction clips from Teddy Atlas and other experts, is that you need to move your head after you are finished with your punches. There are also some rules saying that you move 3 times (side to side) to avoid straight punches, 2 times to avoid hooks (U-shaped movements). This is basics, but not always explained in every peek a boo clip. Thanks
Yes you have to move after your punch but if you are on his side you don't need to move your head just throw your punches with all the power you can generate because he can't punch you if you're on his side
@@dridi5964 Hi, you mean the d'amato shift?
Ur very observant...
@@mattiassoderlund1260 Ya,that's the new name 4 it...
Great explanation!!
Dis is a clearly explanation ive always struggle when i need to move to the other side cuz my stance is not square lol
awesome presentation!
Great Video, thank you for that
That was so informative thank you so much ❤️🙏
Good man. Very informative.
Great video, saved
Thank you 🙏 for sharing this, perfect explanation, I am very glad finding your channel
Thank la for the support !
When you're losing the fight, get in really close to your opponent and quickly obscure his vision with a one hundred dollar bill so you can set him up with a combination. It's the new strategy 😂
Thanks Bro. I enjoyed this.